Original paper
Age-related differences in the activation of the mentalizing- and reward-related brain regions during the learning of others' true trustworthiness
Abstract
Behavioral studies suggest that older adults may be less adept than younger adults at remembering information contradicting their first impressions about others' trustworthiness. To identify the neural bases associated with such age-related differences, we measured the brain activity of older and younger participants using functional magnetic resonance imaging while they processed feedback on whether their initial trustworthiness impressions of...
Paper Details
Title
Age-related differences in the activation of the mentalizing- and reward-related brain regions during the learning of others' true trustworthiness
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
73
Pages
1 - 8
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